Tiger Woods edged closer to snapping a more than five-year winless drought as he is the co-leader with Justin Rose after the first two rounds of the Tour Championship in Atlanta.
Woods birdied the last hole in a round of 68 to tie World number 1 Rose (67) at seven-under par 133 on the East Lake golf course.
Woods, a former two-time winner of the season-ending event, had been two strokes clear of his rivals before stumbling to a double-bogey on 16.
The current World number 21 steadied to shoot par on 17 and then sank a two-footer for birdie on 18 to tie his English rival.
Woods’ last victory was capturing the 2013 WGC-Bridgestone Invitational.
Rory McIlroy, winner of the event two years ago, signed for a 68 and is in third place two shots back at five-under par.
